I was in a canoe late in the day in Madidi National Park in Bolivia when I saw a small troop of red howler monkeys. They were in the trees along the edge of the lake and appeared to be settling in for the night. This guy was the alpha male of the troop and was making sure that all the other monkeys made it to the resting spot safely.
He reminds me of someone I know. I’m leaving Providence in a few hours – will wave to you when I pass NY on the way to Philly. It’s a silly, happy kind of day.
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I was in a canoe late in the day in Madidi National Park in Bolivia when I saw a small troop of red howler monkeys. They were in the trees along the edge of the lake and appeared to be settling in for the night. This guy was the alpha male of the troop and was making sure that all the other monkeys made it to the resting spot safely.
He reminds me of someone I know. I’m leaving Providence in a few hours – will wave to you when I pass NY on the way to Philly. It’s a silly, happy kind of day.
Wow, he’s beautiful.
awesome shot! can I get the name of his stylist?